work. while you settle for robin when you can have batman? steve: i've never heard that before it larry hogan i don't think i'm is an entertaining kind of speaker but there we a are. why have robin when you can have batman three thank you for watching don't forget to set your dvr's you never miss a show. we will see next sunday when the next revolution . we will see you next week. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and thank you for joining us i'm tre >> it's sunday night in america house oversight committee is out with information claiming multiple members of the biden family received money directly or into resources and created shell necompanies to conceal the transactions you prosecute anyone or anything i can investigate any

legitimate legislative matter that this committee shows no signs of slowing down despite curiosity by dcd. joining us as t,former united states attorney : let's start withthe facts . the evevidence. what did the committee unveiled caught yourattention ? >> trade, face from you on as you know y 83-year-old mother smartest man on tv so she's going to be real i'm partial on mother's day. my very first impression was first, a bit dismayed that not all themedia was there . you mentioned nethe partisanship but you didn't haveia several of the larger media stations covering this is aim major announcement that they claimed they were coming

forward so as i listened to it, i thought you have for banks cuthat they received documents from s their severe banks revealed $10 million and then passed through upwards of 25 llcs 29 different members of the biden family and friends. i look at thatho and you and i know clearly if you can't shidentify what the business of those five llcs are and what you have is a shell game to move money . yeah, i was shocked brett. it takes a lot to shock me but trepublicans continue to attack biden family was the headlines llthere's no underlying facts atall . imagine if the roles were reversedor. if you have omembers of the bushil family or romney family or from family creating these

shell companies that would be dcwa media interest but i was dumbfounded. we can't get thedc media interestedio . you think doj pays attention or areevinvestigating or not investigating in other ways ? >> i never thoughtkn i would get to the point saying the doj, the law interacted with for so many years what you i was a federal prosecutorfor the us attorney . alaska is oinvolved shell llcs and we can identify what the business was just the kind of case that was the bread and butter butter auof the fraud and ngcorruption unit doj we're looking at as doj who refuses to prosecute certain cases that have a low three prosecute a formation was in

clemency by residents all but they won't go after july and family will appears to be a crime syndicate. this is the stuff i backup and look at and say we are in thisbi article world. this is the waheart of what doj was organized for that is to be able to piece together multifaceted crime syndicates which a local icjurisdiction would ulhave a difficult time doing class brett, while you are doing complex -c white-collar prosecutions i was doing simple guncases . they are not complicated. you either fold your truth on application or youha did not . it does not take four years to figure out. what is taking the apartment so long to figure outwhy prosecute on survive ? lining cases on thearms . >> i did some of those cases

that they average five years in federal prison. so it's not like you're looking at a misdemeanor prosecutor to get enthusiastic about. the only explanation is that the executive level f of the fbi and texecutives level of the doj, there are political decisions 'sbeing made in case is tragic for those of us who served because that's the new chapter we never wanted to open and when you're talking about the only entity that needs to be completely impartial when it makes decisions onto bless into jail . >> bret tolman, whatever you got your mother onmother's day you yodidn't spend enough . thank you for us on a sunday's thank you.

>> up next is german only in theclassroom . one system says try something new. will that work? we're joined by the founders of english literacy next. >>li.

>> welcome back to sunday night in america. we need book bands when children can't we? in new york after the children in grades three through eight are not proficient in reading scores in history and six thousand a lot lowest on record, last year . politicssi using classrooms as social laboratories meanwhile our kidsare going back so i'm going to ? new york? i ask one picture clues to

figure out words why the change? why now and was the best way to teachchildren to be ? are the founders of english literacy. thank you for this. again, brooke we will start with you. what do you makech of this shift in your schools andtry to teach reading ? >> i think it's long overdue. 20 years ago new a york city shifted to a balanced literacy approach which teach phonics is and as a result we see a new straw often reading proficiency models and sunlightat resonating with people. i don't know if it's a resource where it paying all so thebl decision has been made in new york public schools to start teaching the science of reading and that's going to w be a watershed forthe city . >> on front and back i

remember how i learned to read, myhe mom reading a book to me but i can't remember. is there a lost today's along literacy experts on the best way to teach children how the ea debate? >> there is absolutely a robust debate ansaturday that children have suffered . phonics is based on the science ofsc reading but it's brain-based. it is based onto how children learn to read best. it is the only way forward for helping our nation line out of this literacy crisis we're in . o childrent submit sounds so you learn to read must the same way i keknow we we feast words.

his phonics and it's the only way forward. literacy approach really didn't teach wachildren these strategies. we have no word ststrategies and they are often taught to look at pictures in aa book and try to guess the word or look at the first letter of the word and try to guess it. this does not work when they start reading harder texts with multisyllabic wordsso yes , finally trade people are listening to the science of reading and you address on hereou in october 2020 funny. 2 and a halfyears ago . after the nations work hard enough and we again, record and asked brooke and i what was the solution and remember what thwe said?

>> does quiz me on that, i'm sure ihave it written down somewhere . >> we said phonics and we are finally here and is very exciting . i >> now i remember,as of course. all i needed was a prompt. last kindergarten, first rate, i know when children are owsupposed to learn to read if you have kids further down the education trade have not learned to read , i don't know how you keep going fromschool . outings stop and say let's get this because if you can't read the rest of it is not matter. how do you catchwipeople up missed that first window ? >> it's sos interesting and in the article came out in the dijournal was only mention of the students did not receive phonics and will not be and came through third grade so how do we catch those

children up because asked me know your involvement in the criminal justice system is directly related to your reading . you're falling into poverty is directly related to your reading level soid how do we catch up those millbrae learners learnth phonics and what i would say his phonics can be taught in each. it works. mary and i have students in fifth grade, in high school being me go back to the phone at sequence we were to track these religions the words and learn reading it can be learned at age great thing about gphonics and these kids are going to need i after school teachers to pauline out into small groups to recognize what's, going on in the classroom and work with those students one-on-one

until they reach grade level proficiency acand it will take hard work but it'sr achievable and doattainable for anyone . >> thank you both for doing the lord's work and i'm going to write down everything you said 18 months when you asked me about it will do better than i did on the lasttest that you gave me a couple minutes ago . thank you for what you do. if youdon't read your gallardo life . you don't need bookbands if you can't read . >> thankyou so much . >>, you will never guess what americans blame for a divided nation or maybe you will. mister howard curtis jones next on "sunday night in america".

>> welcome to fox newslive, unwilling blanchard . president mindset to the wallpapers in hopes of avoiding all the parties will reach a deal on raising the work reached people. the main pointof contention is over spending cuts . democrats argue further consequence/critica social services . the president claims progress is being made in russia could

be hit with new section summit in japan. leaders of the industrial world are expected energy and trade being moscow's workers in ukraine. the measures will go after countries of russia avoid previous sanctions. now back to "sunday night in america" for allyour local headlines . long onto foxnews.com. >> well-connected "sunday night indi america". we shared music americans onlymedia is a threat to democracy . it's not complaining about a less newspaper or a pay wall . it's not just merely politicians complaining that he is the american people citing media as a threat to democracy. now pulling from the

associated press tells us three and four slowly media is polarizing the countries tol democracy and a source of politicaldivision . it's been quite a year for the last year they saw themselves party in hedc all the white house correspondentsnddinner . i was invited there several years ago and was in the room while alleged canadian try to will be sanders in a way while sarah was on stage. i was in the room while this alleged y being chosen by the media cchose infants as a punchline. if holiday to democracy and responsible for a politically divided country throw a party for myself. i was engaged inon a little self reflection. we will free fair media online thing, insert isn't what we got.

we don't have to like the media but we should at least bed able to respect the media right now is seen as a to to democracy and the vision so how can that change? joining us is media plus host howard kurtz. let me give you a chance to question theunderlying premise . callings as says you believe these dosurveys where american media is a threat to democracy responsible for organizing this? >> i will compensate five percent we don'tbelieve the media is all . of course more and more of the media is of course a big fat target online, cable tv and everything else play polarizing will some of you formal political trends that has lots of each side and this blowtorch is it pasted

into theme inflammatory a great static and get their message out for media g organizations, networks. >> and it's absolutelyburning the country . >> let me ask you this because ithink you're right . there's a difference between being white and being respected and i wonder what role the position pof use has impacted respect part of it. if you were toim call the name of the almost immediately people that say is associated with a w. i don't know what outlets are associated with breakdown littles d giving the facts. >> there are a few of us his delphi do that but that's not the business model anymore and it seems to me that we are just guilty of providing keys andnot like . people will say in the survey as well i was the straight analysis down themiddle . the debt ceiling and off for

whatever but that's llnot what the learners the eyeballs and i ueworry that this was this was true before the child is even more trueth now because of the internet loss of trust in the media, respect, be always be like o. i got into this tobusiness to dig up facts that even facts are aggression when everybody goes to their own silos or believes one side or the other are no longer seen as their arbiters when it comes to the truth. >> i'm going to ask you a question that will seem a solvable but it's not. today is very practical. which came first, this endless supply of partisanship and the jury, reliance, the consumer adapted toit ? or did theig consumer they we don't wante straight use, we want someone to validate what we believe that's what led to

the changein what we call news . >> i think of politics and culture got off work in saturday's and the media follow their lead lland then it becamere a question of if you most extreme thing, things anger the other side please your side were more key and if you were just off offices@ the same time it turned out certainly this is true when president from office cnn, nbc said we can trump and trump can attack us in the love and rekindle now that he's a leading candidate for the gop. >> have, i love you and i live long to see paris return . for someone to say, i let we were trey at

least i think they're there. the problem is we get back . >> i will takean it. >> thank youe. howard kurtz. take care. the border descendsinto further chaos title 42 is over . james lankford tony gonzalez right way in a crisis plus before with checking gilliland on how a mast shooters disturbing most of notice.

>> welcome back to "sunday henight in america". the y exploration oftitle 42 is sure to make were even more chaotic . were already reachedhistoric highs and those records may question is why ma. what is it about us border policy that encourages migrants to make this long dangerous track and only court hearings on the side of the border?what part of our asylum processes to ibe changed or performed and what

allows someone toskip and so get a chance to stay here if and when they are apprehended ? was far oklahoma center james lankford and texas senator tony gonzalez. your american vision and character and compassion but you also don't suffer from what is itea about our asylum process leads toel what we have now ? >> the basics of this process is we have a simple process to claim asylum and do what's called 38 so when someone else's border all they have to do is say i have here in my country. the low threshold i have here in my country in line for a ring to see if they qualify for asylum and depending the last in the country they could be up to 10 years in the i future. in the day, e network, travel where theyav want to. they can do what they want to all the actually incentivizes

more people to come because they family members back home and say i said the words, in the leunited states starts acceleratingr as all of family comes and their neighbors, because they know the magic words and they know it or in the country fora decade while they" will only their hearing if they show up . >> u i thought the center do the job of taking a long process and whats, does the forever in some instances asylum claim process and if that's that's if the person shows up forng court is there anmp appetite to expedite the hearings or isdetermine if those show up and repeat this catatonic phrase they have memorized from thecartels ? >> thank you for having me back on and the mother's day angel my mother will also raise our six children. there is an in congress

because that's where prices prices have involved everybody now? anyone to include editor langford and i have had made discussions on howwe can . this is ighappening in el paso. right now there inare over capacity and processing center being old skin cells upwards plof 500+ people. they also have transitioned fromme 42 eight she releasing six percent of people in today community without any repercussions you on the head, onand his vision has had to deal with this. you deal force involved " those that are fleeing religious tipersecutions and political persecutions and those that do not qualify you send back to theircountry of origin .iscongress has able for those come through legally and i inbelieve this workpieces and there's a lot

of people agree that is how we get to solving the immigration crisis: . >> we came in together senator it seem golike a long timeago now . way back then, border security condition accident else. it was cold asve if everyone agree we have to have a secure border and you guys are there nowdoesn't seem that way anymore . it seems like border security to some on the left is negotiableer. i missed that insouth carolina is where things are ? >> this isse from border security is e essential to borderro security is irrelevant and people are seeing the chaos . peopleid t from being reasonabl afraid or what's happening at the border because when 100 or 200 migrants come across

that longtime old region comes into matters that opens up the rest were backpacks and catalog bringing drugs across the border to work on some cartels and everybody does this with the dramatic increase in jobs fueled it by sayingthese people don't know that much about . we don't know ifir there fleeing arpoverty or justice on their own countries that they're leaving from people was an orderly process and we're finally getting some democrat colleagues umto say that orderly process to do that. the process on asylum and close the wall personnel authorities to be able to do this. >> i'll give youquick last word of what a copy off . >>re the issue is people do not feels a yourown homes . american citizens is a me as lawmakers mahave to change that this can't just be politics

have meaningful ndpolicy changes it and in my eyes were security iss where it starts, integration is where it sticks and classroom workpieces . finding a way forpeople to come back and go to work , not gain access tobu social services or voting button come here and work. >> center james lankford from the jgreat state of oklahoma and tony gonzalez from the great state of texas happy mother's day to all ngthe mothers in your iklife and i appreciate you joining us on such a special day like mother's day . >> sometimes it's hard to see a, people can closet and connect but conceal malevolent intent and then there are those times when rage and depravityon are on full display. if only someone would have noticed

. is looking into the background person who killed eight people at texas mall . there are reports that person was motivated by racial supremacy action for her, all of which i was true before the shoppers all. it's hard to see menzel ellis when you do see it, when you are awareof its , what then? there are reports the shooter was the army for mental health reasons and those who happen marshall out lawfully possessed by don and those who have been adjudicated mentally ill lawfully possess a gun about someone for the d court-martialed is it okay to keep guns out of their hands as well ? lisa will not dogood those already dead . maybe it will increase the

public to out those who make violent threats ist he's was not there for all the world to see it was this or worse yet, seenin a more . perhaps igyet another masculine by someone with mental health issues will motivate letters vato do something before the shootings asopposed to simply when they offer their condolences .one has to wonder if you know this shooters hatred and his mental health issues, is our hitler beforehand senough to separate him from his firearmsee or have we just decided toor wait until after the killings began? us now our former nypd inspector paul moro psychologists cutting common. let me start with you. what is reasonable for us to

expect the police especially the feds police in general to monitoring social media and other places where he wasdefinable . >> is obviously a vital issue and one of the things i think a lot of realize is out this work is they're looking for ipeople in the vast expanse of the internet exercising in many cases what they perceive as their amendment rights and furthermore bythdefinition bad guys i so you have two problems . the first is operational. you have to getout there and finde them, have people that know how to dood that kind of work .ecyou have to search for separate tvs from the chaff but the second problem is in a first amendment society you have legal boundaries you get past and you haveer to generally involve

yourself with the court systemy this is labor-intensive for law-enforcement and in this yday and age the police department areow concerned with keeping the patrol cars rolling so you can try to rely on some units coming out, there are various computer programs that human beings, investigate the rest and assess the threat. the fans don't have those kind of resources tiyou what you reallyou need you to stop something before it occurs as we know it doesn'talways work . >> paul mentioned human beings assignment asking what is it about s people leads them to believeat that their race or their gender or their structure isre somehow superior to all others and therefore it is okay to eat or kill those that are. what is it about people that leadsthem to believe that ?

>> as my colleague said, but tremendous summary to a complex subject. we researched this and looked into this in great detail and there is this toxic mix if yoyou will. you end up with an individual most likely feeling disenfranchised at. i'd bet money isolated and disconnected from the community and they thought of perception or file some aspect of their life were as dumb and wrong. it's not fair you mix in isolation and they look for someone as a voice t that is sounding like, thinking of them quickly to applying and judging and wiggling this pothat you believe is responsible as evil atand who would dothat and what kind of person would do that and before you ask me , isn't thatkind of life that we don't always get what we want e ? sometimes life isn't fair and

sometimes there are pmany people that enbruce was different is we have alarmingly high levels of disconnection and isolation a wild west internet where people can get lost w even though we know the profile has always said that's just a huge grouphu. there is a labor-intensive endeavor to identify those who may because themajority . reference to thoseiswho may act . ifm we take terrorism mall law-enforcement and e our intelligence community is supposed to protect .or anticipate that we made the decision in the criminal justice strealm not to do that ed. you reacted, will happen and you can see is, you are together prosecute if we were asked to anticipate the next mass shooting are we ever going to be good at

predicting what's happening or just apreact to what did >> i would respond by saying you don't edhear about the successes becauseyou stop it before t it happens . i ofspent my career in anything it a lot of these things before they go active . that'salways so . in our society, there are a couple of frlines of the things that you really would work first of all if it's from the public as you mentioned one of the things we advocated here is the level of family . and we've been entirely tubelike about that. when you investigate these n things you find outthere was a family breakdown . only close to the person active and says i saw him, he becoming with on spending 14hours a day .n spending i didn't think it was this bad so all i would say is morere if you're a parent, your

assembling, if somebody close to you, take a look doesn't mean it's going to be an active shooter butyou invariably get in your family is the line of defense . it really is theubiquitous, then . >> paul morrow and doctor kevin galloway. i love to have you on something elsete season of unfortunately usesul terrible already overview or sharing your expertise with us. despite the sadness i hope believe in your urlife have a anhappy mother's day, thankyou for joining us . >> is police we may also challenges and he said no, he used to be a copwh right after.

>> welcome back to "sunday night in america". when you hear a noise, will you call? when there isgunfire in a room, you call ? privacy needs to be in processed, when a child is missing that someone has to oo looking places neil want to look. who is paul? police officers see and do in theexperience things we cannot, do not world will not

. it's a dangerous job but it also takes an emotional and . frank radiatedoff his bat a guitar and microphone . he's a country star now on tour with old dominion but he knows what it'slike to be because he used to be one . police week takes off as part of our showing appreciation for law-enforcement iss showing howemotionally coolingjob can be . ray joins us now . so nice to meet you . i think. no beinga cop , that you do. full snow being is our job physically dangerous but it also takes abs toll on your soul a does it not? >> absolutely,statements . his bocascading bothphysical and mental matter . in first responders cost as wellnn where all notorious for

compartmentalizing these traumas need a the overtime after suppressing always different emotions is you so that's what this campaign is all about and trying to spread awareness and movemental health as it relates to the first responder community . >>it police officers tremendous amount of power in our society so we needac women and men of the highest caliber and character . how do we persuade to pursue that line of work when number one, the job issome tough at every level and pay is so slight ? >> i think there's got to be this l utilization of the first responder again as long as we make it a profession will look forward to doing and change the perception about first responders and people

that wearthe badge , the more incentivesthere . people want to serve the community , once again sets of public service but you're right,r to is very difficult to pay and all you got to keep making efforts to get legislation passed to incentivize is a war for inthese brave men and women of their lives online every day . >>us many of us aspire to be a country vemusic star. we just don't have the talent . but even as a country music bar i'm sure you have bad daysu . i'm sure you have to cope withgh his missions is a former cop for armusic star, how do you go with down days? >> is unfortunate that music has alwayssi been my passion to be

able to express myself and decompress so aisleways go to writing songs when i feel like i need to get in headspace. not a lot of people have especially first responders through our goal is to live in with at least with these issues a little bit better. if they don't want the ads that were fishing as you want to work with hr. anything you can do to help deal with these from situations and i think our website is the job of. currently we serve as all two point first responders in the first directions meeting police, firefighters, ems. if you serve your community there are resources out there to couponhealthy ways to channel trauma . >> if i you crack there is nothing in the world wrong with admitting you have a tough job tthat there are

challenges mentally ngand emotionally and actually it's a sign of strength to say i could use some help. i used someone to talk to. >> for me when ita joined the family law enforcement and it was just that, a family is nationwide. if you look at it through ythat lens there's no reason you should be able to to your brother or sister to your left or right tell them you're doing okay e and you should get a certain man reaction from them if you open up k. i think that's part of what we're trying to accomplish is going that negative stigma of mental community because with people in public service you have to abhave this assertiveness about wyou, a and presence and this energy when you going to these calls for service so a lot of times that it's difficult u'to admit

doing okay but i think like you mentioned is a sinus if ouyou can get that point will not only the person you yourself you'll be betterfor the community and their position . >> i'm so happy i got to meet tyou in this line of work and did not meet you in your k and earlier line of twork but i so much appreciate you coming on especially on u mother's day . >> happy mother's dayto all you brave mothers out there . >> a man, thank you friend ray b. before we say good night i want to wish all the laws happy mother's day including my own mom is my three sisters and there is points were and all. noneof us would be here literally if it o were not for our anmothers . moms are the last to leave us, the last to get up on us the ones who lost the most in

life and are so fortunate if we have had a motherwho loved us from the beginning to end . thank you for spending your sunday night's until next week you can find best online the trey gowdy podcast. life with is on next. >> i'm mark within this is life liberty and levin hello to all the wonderful lives and moms sisters and daughters,mother's day, you